Who would have won the Nobel Prize in 1130?

Who would have won the Nobel Prize in 1130?

The Islamic civilization dominated the world for more than 800 years from 630 -to 1430 CE. and the Islamic world, with Arabic as its language, was the leader in science and knowledge. Knowledge reached its peak in a period called the ‘Islamic Golden Ages’ when numerous scientists emerged, who excelled in various fields such as Medicine, Astronomy, Mathematics and Engineering. Students from around the world would travel to learn from them and their books and research continued to be taught in many universities around the world. The books of Ibn Sina and Al-Khwarizmi, and other Muslim geniuses were used to teach at the prestigious Sorbonne University in France until the 1920’s.

In modern times, when we look at the nearly 900 Nobel Prize winners since the award’s inception, we find Muslim recipients are less than ten in number! One wonders how this happened when the first word revealed in the Holy Quran to the Messenger of Islam was “read”? This is an explicit call to obtain knowledge, learn and discover the means that lead to knowing the Creator of the universe and its Controller.

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